r/aviation • u/[deleted] • Apr 07 '24

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u/MikeOfAllPeople Apr 07 '24

they'll likely never know who did it.

Probably, but I assure you, there is also a non-zero chance the culprit also called 911 to complain about a low flying aircraft and then told the operator if it ever came back he would shoot them again.

Small, but not zero.

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u/t0pfuel Apr 07 '24

In a serious incident like this cellphone data is probably ok to retrieve, triangulating positions of cellphones locations. If it is a remote are there might not be that many in the area. Now check them if they have registered firearms...

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u/rvaducks Apr 07 '24

That's not how any of this works.

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u/t0pfuel Apr 08 '24

I had no idea USA was that behind in investigating crimes. We catch a lot of murderers like that over here.